Best Practices

Key for ideas

 

When leafing through history books in search of suggestions, your attention will be drawn for example to a rather down-to-earth idea, found centuries ago suggesting that sailors should receive preventive treatment with sauerkraut before going on a long journey. Or – a more recent example – a some 1,700 years old guide to Chinese naturopathy containing the decisive description of a natural active agent against malaria which is awarded the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 2015. Learning from others is a first step towards finding your own solution approach against hidden hunger. Dietary habits belong to lifestyle which – also ethnically – is passed on from generation to generation. Changes suggested by external sources require a cautious translation for the target group if they are intended to last. Relevant reference points are offered for instance by experience with mHealth programs such as SMS for Life in Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda.

Best Practices

IT from Students for Kids

IT-students from the university RWTH Aachen have developed a learning platform for primary school students, which allows to playfully learn...
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Diversification

A concept for the self-production of foodstuffs that complement corn as the basic food and reduce stunting as a symptom...
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Radio Schools

In remote, rural regions of Africa, children often have no opportunity to go to school. In consultation with the Zambian...
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Impressions on Film

On film 10 billion. We all can satisfy our hunger, says filmmaker Valentin Thurn upon the introduction of approaches for...
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Garden in a Bag

Microgardens are cost-effective and represent an option for, but not only for, a healthy food self-sufficiency and for a long-term...
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Living Museum

A living museum preserves the traditional pre-global culture of a region. It offers additional income in rural areas and promotes...
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Model Calculation

The Copenhagen Consensus Initiative think tank creates economically calculable concepts of how world nutrition can be secured until the year...
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Model World Contract

According to the concept of a German-American research team published in the “Science“ magazine, the production of sufficient food for...
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Paper Made from Grass

The Problem seemed unsolvable: Germany for instance, consumes four times the amount of paper pulp the country produces, i.e. some...
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